Slammin Salmon Fishing Adventures & Guide Service
is located in Soldotna, Alaska
on the beautiful, world-famous Kenai River!

Soldotna is located approximately 149 driving miles south of Anchorage, on the spectacular Kenai Peninsula. Or, if you choose, you can take a 20 minute flight out of Anchorage. Personally, I think not driving the Seward Highway south to Soldotna would be a mistake. The Seward Highway is known worldwide for it's breath-taking scenery and majestic beauty.

For 149 miles, this road from Anchorage to Soldotna winds through a land of remarkable beauty, saltwater bays, many natural waterfalls, frigid-blue glaciers, knife-edged ridges and alpine valleys. From the reflective waters of Turnagain Arm, travelers rapidly ascend 1,000 feet above sea level to an alpine meadow, shadowed by beautiful snow-capped peaks. Within a few hours, you will find yourself back at sea level surrounded by Soldotna's friendly community with a wide array of hotels, restaurants, and unique shops. This is what you can expect when travelling the Seward/Sterling Highways. Once in Soldotna, you can choose from any one of the fine hotels or bed & breakfasts the town has to offer, or if needed, I can arrange lodging for you.

Well, let's talk about what I do. I operate a fully-loaded Willie Predator for you and your family and/or friends. I furnish you with all the equipment you need to catch the fish of a lifetime. All you need to do is show up with a fishing license, some warm clothes, and beverages of your choice and we're ready to go! I will take you to some of the most popular fishing holes on the Kenai River, and some of my personal secret holes. Not only will I take you fishing, but I will also be your local tour guide once on the river, as the river is a community of its own. Even if it's one of "those" days fishing, you will have the "trip" of your life while enjoying the fresh air and beauty of the Kenai River.

On the river you not only get to fish, but you may see the occassional moose, caribou, river otter, brown bear, bald eagles, and more seagulls that you will ever care to see in a lifetime. If we happen to be fishing the lower river on an incoming tide, you might also get to see seals chasing salmon up the river. And let me tell you, a fight between a seal and a salmon can get very interesting.